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<blockquote data-quote="Hatmatter" data-source="post: 9257867" data-attributes="member: 75077">Now this I entirely agree with. Nicely written, Defcon!I really don't know why most people here would care about marketing...we are all role-players, most of us are not members of this business industry that contributes to the annoying, continuous noise that constitutes contemporary culture....aka &quot;marketing.&quot;I feel similarly about the online chatter about how much money a film makes upon its release. It seems like that has become so important to an increasing number of people over the last 20 years. When I was a kid I didn't care how much money a film made for the millionaires who created it, I cared about whether it was a good film or not. Marketing, finances: yikes! I find that stuff tedious enough in my private life...in fact I probably role-play to escape from thinking about that stuff.Anyway, I am very much excited about the anniversary editions and looking forward to seeing the great 2014 books get some tweaking to make them even better even while the fundamental game stays the same and I don't need to learn a whole new system such as the switch from 3.5 to 4th edition and then the switch from 4th edition to 5th. I am very happy about that. Cheers everyone!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hatmatter, post: 9257867, member: 75077"] Now this I entirely agree with. Nicely written, Defcon! I really don't know why most people here would care about marketing...we are all role-players, most of us are not members of this business industry that contributes to the annoying, continuous noise that constitutes contemporary culture....aka "marketing." I feel similarly about the online chatter about how much money a film makes upon its release. It seems like that has become so important to an increasing number of people over the last 20 years. When I was a kid I didn't care how much money a film made for the millionaires who created it, I cared about whether it was a good film or not. Marketing, finances: yikes! I find that stuff tedious enough in my private life...in fact I probably role-play to escape from thinking about that stuff. Anyway, I am very much excited about the anniversary editions and looking forward to seeing the great 2014 books get some tweaking to make them even better even while the fundamental game stays the same and I don't need to learn a whole new system such as the switch from 3.5 to 4th edition and then the switch from 4th edition to 5th. I am very happy about that. Cheers everyone! [/QUOTE]

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